Excel 2021: Using MS Excel, Learn How To Create Charts, Calendars, Business Modelling Concepts, A Variety Of Data Analysis Techniques, And Much More

Length: 86 pages
Edition: 1
Language: English
Publication Date: 2021-10-06
ISBN-10: B09HY3MRB3
ISBN-13: 9798491818396
Sales Rank: #0 (See Top 100 Books)

Do you want to learn how to use Excel correctly and improve your MS Excel skills? Do you want to learn about the various theoretical ideas around Microsoft Excel? Do you wish to look for patterns and trends in huge quantities of data and analyze them?

MS excel is the best choice for you; keep reading.

Microsoft Excel is the world’s most well-known and widely used spreadsheet application. This software, which was first released in 1987 by Microsoft, has seen many updates over the years, making it the go-to source for spreadsheet editing, pivot tables, graphing apps, and macro programming, among other things. It is a spreadsheet program for tracking and analyzing numerical and mathematical data. Excel analysis is used in a variety of sectors all around the world to perform financial analysis. In the financial and accounting sectors, Excel is extensively utilized. Many companies rely solely on Excel spreadsheets for planning, budgeting, and accounting.

This book includes the following topics:

MS Excel- An Introduction
Versions of MS Excel
How to make charts in MS Excel?
How to make Calendars in MS Excel?
MS Office 2021
And much more!

Microsoft 2021 offers a slew of new features and upgrades, the most noteworthy being Excel for the first time in their subscription plan. Consequently, instead of getting alerts every few years as in the past, you can now receive them on a more frequent basis. Microsoft Excel is the way to go, with features like dark mode to make it easier on the eyes, power query, and dynamic arrays.

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Introduction
Chapter No: 1 Microsoft Excel: An Overview
    1.1 What is Microsoft Excel?
    1.2 History of MS Excel
    1.3 Today’s Microsoft Excel
    1.4 Excel's Long-Term Future
    1.5 Where to look for Excel or how to get started with it?
    1.6 Some Microsoft Excel shortcut keys
    1.7 Types of job that uses Excel spread sheet
Chapter No: 2 Versions of MS Excel
    2.1 MS Excel 1985
    2.2 MS Excel 2002 and MS Excel 2003
    2.3 MS Excel 2007 and 2008
    2.4 MS Excel 2010, 2011 and 2013
    2.5 MS Excel 2016 and MS 365 for windows
    2.6 MS Excel for MAC
    2.7 MS Excel 2019
    2.8 MS Office 2021
Chapter No: 3 Uses of Microsoft excel
    3.1 Performing Calculations
    3.2 Business data collection and verification
    3.3 Accounting and budgeting
    3.4 Verification and Collection of Business Data
    3.5 Charting
    3.6 Task list
    3.7 Administrative and Managerial Duties
    3.8 Data Analysis and Interpretation
    3.9 Forecasting
    3.10 Historical logs
    3.11 Automating Repetitive Tasks
    3.12 Reporting and Visualizations
    3.13 Calendars and schedules
    3.14 Making a plan
    3.15 Seating charts
    3.16 Goal planning worksheet
    3.17 Project management charts
    3.18 Mock-ups
    3.19 Getting stuff done
    3.20 Time logs
    3.21 Creating Forms
    3.22 Quizzes
    3.23 CRM
    3.24 Art and animations
    5.25 Manage expenses
    3.26 Inventory tracking
    3.27 Trip planner
Chapter No: 4 Making a Calendar in Excel
    4.1 What is a calendar in Excel?
    4.2 Creating a Calendar in Excel: Step-by-Step Instructions
    4.3 Certain limitations of Excel Calendars
Chapter No: 5 How to Create Charts in Excel?
    5.1 What is a chart in Excel?
    5.2 Types of charts
    5.3 The Benefits of Using Excel's Chart Function
    5.4 How to create charts in Excel?
Chapter No: 6 MS office 2021
    6.1 Switching to a one-time-purchase model
    6.2 The Two new MS office versions to look forward to
    6.3 Other significant changes headed to Microsoft in 2021
    6.4 XLOOKUP
    6.5 Power Query evolution
    6.6 Dynamic Arrays
    6.7 Use Excel's ideas feature to Automate Data Analysis
    6.8 Using IFS, MAXIFS, and MINIFS to create simplified conditional formulas
    6.9 Some Excel Tips that can turn anyone into An Excel pro
Conclusion